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 There is a potential for subrogation in any accident which involves a third party: whether it be an equipment malfunction, toxic chemical exposure, domestic accident, auto accident or other harmful event. The method for handling subrogation-related workers compensation losses is complex, and often intimidating. Each state has its own set of workers compensation laws and guidelines. Each treats subrogation differently. Sometimes subrogation liens go through the court system; others are adjudicated or referred to a board for determination.
Regardless of the particular state law, outsourcing of subrogation-related workers compensation losses is necessary not only due to the complexity of the process, but because many investigations are halted prematurely when there is equal or greater fault on the part of the employer or employee.
Successful recovery of these claims calls for a knowledgeable and aggressive partner like Praxis. Praxis' experts are trained to aggressively pursue these claims and help you realize greater paid loss.
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